finding the elisp underpinning a menu choice

Like most fairly advanced users, I'm barely conscious that the menus and toolbar are even there. Once in a while I'll explore them. The only thing I've ever used them for is to go to the Options menu, particularly to set faces and the like. And when I do, some sort of sausage is ground out the other end. So my question, a general one with a specific case in mind is: Is there a way to find out, even if it means prowling around in source somewhere, what elisp is executed when a user selects a given menu choice? This last couple of weeks I've spent combing over my XEmacs configuration from top to bottom has been extremely productive for me, buit there is just one more thing that I can't figure out. Everything looks right when I come up except the font is too small in pretty much all buffers. I've found that if I go to Options => Font Size and select 14, everything is fine from then on. It seems logical to suppose if I knew what elisp magic happens when I do that, I can put that at the end of my init files and not have to do it with the menus. And in case anyone is wondering, yes I have the default face set with the size. In fact, in every face I've customized, I have the size set, but it doesn't make any difference until I do it from that menu option. (custom-set-faces '(default ((t (:foreground "gray65" :background "black" :size "14" :family "courier"))) t) ... more ) I'm down to the nitpicky stuff now. -- Lynn David Newton Columbus, Ohio neologisticsediting.com lynndavidnewton.com _______________________________________________ XEmacs-Beta mailing list XEmacs-Beta(a)xemacs.org http://lists.xemacs.org/mailman/listinfo/xemacs-beta